Great choice of dates Mark. Keith, WA0̷TJT

Sounds great to me too. Look forward to seeing you all at GPSL 2020. -Bill WB8ELK

I received my order for LYNQ trackers that I placed on Idegogo sometime in the last couple of years. https://lynqme.com/ I had a chance to play with the devices, and I gotta say, I'm fairly

[from the Washington Post] PBS series reveals great views of Earth from space, value of satellite photography By Erin Blakemore Oct. 19, 2019 at 8:00 a.m. EDT If you’ve ever viewed a solar

I have done many windy launches in our time. Like 40 Mph winds. BUT This is crazy! The first launch is no big deal but the rest WOW!!! https://youtu.be/C377l7pBkzA

Yea that last one just was ripped to shreds and the balloon did not strike anything. If you are into winter check out the 2020 Ice Phallus just started streaming today. It is created by water

Does anyone know anything about the ARHAB website? I've sent a couple of emails the past 9 months or so wondering about the Record Holders section. I can't seem to get any replies. Is ARHAB active

Hi Tony, Happy Thanksgiving I don't know, its kept up out of a labor of love by volunteers. I wasn't at GPSL so i don't know the latest. Carlton KI4NHK

Hey, I manage the website, you can see my callsign and email on the front page. Apologies if I didn't send you a response to the record email. I've been collecting new records via email but I've been

Hello Mike, I personally would like to see the Records going. I have to admit I'm bias on this. If nothing changed KD0FW and myself should still be number one on Earth Balloon Earth. Every now and

Tony, The records are still found on old.arhab.org. When you click on a record, there are many error lines, before the records appears but you can still find the list down the page. Howard,

I have a team of high school seniors interested in trying to collect and look for atmospheric particles at 70k feet and above. Has anyone tried doing this and if so any advice on how to design this

The way I tried to do this is with a petri dish that was opened up by a servo at high altitude. I think a petri dish is too small so I would make a large expanded foam petri dish, perhaps a foot

Hello Howard I went to the old record books that you suggested and it was down. Oh well......you, Mike and myself know that we all hold the record Thanks to your balloon. We also have my Youtube for

Wow 797miles (1283Km) is pretty impressive. I assume the great circle distance being referred to is the direct ground distance between the ground stations - rather than adding up the two

https://slate.com/technology/2019/12/yahoo-groups-is-ending-and-verizon-is-making-it-hard-for-people-to-archive-its-content.html Site is presently non-functional however. 73 de Mark N9XTN